Afghan Military Officers: We Fought Hard But Biden ‘Abandoned’ Us
Afghan National Army officers who vainly fought to save Kabul say their defeat was manufactured in Washington, D.C.
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Fixing Supply-Chain Snags A Top Priority In Several U.S. Sectors
Heavily impacted industries — including semiconductors, solar power and pharmaceuticals — seek solutions.
Market Brushes Off Usual Oil Data To Focus On Pleas To OPEC
A White House with a green agenda was widely criticized Wednesday for tacitly calling for more crude oil production.
Economists Worry Inflation Will Chill Growth
Dueling numbers generate debate on how much prices are rising — and for how long.
‘Once-in-a-generation’ Infrastructure Bill To Boost Renewable Energy With Modernized Grid
Makes big investments in ‘green’ school buses, EV charging, hydrogen hubs, advanced nuclear reactors
United States To Provide $50 Million In Humanitarian Assistance To Myanmar
An additional $5 million has also been announced in aid to help Thailand fight Covid-19.
76 Years Later, Debate Persists Over Hiroshima, Nagasaki Atomic Bombings
Historians still debate whether President Harry S. Truman’s decision to use nuclear weapons saved lives and ended the war.
Jobs, Wages Continue To Climb In July As Inflation Fears Mount
Economists praise “blockbuster” report, but COVID-19 concerns linger
Biden’s Push To Ban Employers’ Non-Compete Clauses Draws Mixed Reaction
Some states prohibit non-competes only for lower-wage workers. Lawyers advise caution in considering any ban.